Lady in Blue
A thrilling whodunit from the castle
The Lady in Blue is a painting by a renowned First Republic painter that will give Count Valerián Choris, heir to a prosperous estate, many a hot moment. The painting fell into the wrong hands.
However, a seemingly crazy escapade with a painting ends in murder. Valerian, in the role of a detective, begins to investigate on his own. But sometimes it's better not to know, especially when even those closest to him are hiding something and nothing is as it seems...
They wrote about the book:
"A whodunit with an impeccable plot, I enjoyed finding the culprit and solving the detective mysteries. Add to that the clever choice of location of the plot and the impressive atmosphere of the castles and the art world. "
- reviews on databazeknih.cz
"Funny, suspenseful. You are in suspense until the last moment, because you have no idea how it will turn out. The motto can be: How the con man fooled the con man. The plot is impeccable and the castle setting is quite exotic. Really good book! "
- reviews on databazeknih.cz
Nadia Horakova
Teacher, writer, screenwriter. She writes historical novels, detective stories, feyetons and short stories and is co-author of the scripts and themes of the 1st and 2nd series of the TV series Police Modrava. She graduated in humanities from the Kyjov grammar school and the Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University in Brno, majoring in Czech language and literature and history. In 2023, she began work on her twenty-third book. Choose from the literary works of Nadia Horáková. We can recommend especially the historical novels set in medieval Brno from the series The Mighty and the Poor of the Moravian Margrave, the witty and apt observations and incidents from the teaching practice embodied in the book Secrets of the Assembly Room, or some of the suspenseful stories, such as The Grave of the Thirteenth Virgin.
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| Code: | EK32775 |
| Manufacturer information |
Moravská Bastei MOBA s.r.o, Koliště 13a, Brno 60200, Česká republika, 541 246 978, www.mobaknihy.cz, [email protected] 
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